October 04, 2012 10:20 PM CDTOctober 04, 2012 10:20 PM CDTSherrington: Problem with Tony Romo is 'he has the capability of being really good or really bad'

Sherrington: Problem with Tony Romo is 'he has the capability of being really good or really bad'

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From an NFL fan's perspective, there's only one thing worse than your team having a bye. And that's having your team enter the bye week after a loss (especially a beatdown on Monday Night Football). That's what Cowboys fans are dealing with after seeing their team drubbed by Chicago on MNF. Dallas won't play again until Oct. 14 at Baltimore. Until then, here are some photos of the Cowboys Cheerleaders to lift your spirits. We could offer captions with the photos, but why bother.

Catch SportsDay On Air twice per week on Fox Sports Southwest, when Dallas Morning News experts discuss hot sports topics from the Cowboys,Mavericks, Stars, Rangers and colleges (check our TV listings for air times). Here are a few highlights from Thursday's episode featuring Kevin Sherrington:

On Tony Romo’s struggles:

Sherrington: “I
think in this game (against the Bears), you can throw out one interception that
was Dez’s fault. Another bounced off (Kevin) Ogletree. Another is a fumble and
now, you have two interceptions. He was bad and there is no doubt about that. That’s
the problem with Tony, he has the capability of being really good or really bad.
There isn’t a lot of in-between, but the team just stunk it up in general.”

On the Cowboys
upcoming schedule:

Sherrington: “That
looks really bad. You have the Ravens defense, the Falcons, and the Eagles are
going to be all over them. There is a good chance in those five games they
could lose four. I think it could define the season if they don’t bounce back
next week. There is a chance what’s happened to the Rangers could happen to
them.”

On not having home
field advantage:

Sherrington: “I think there is several reasons why. One is
it’s just huge. I don’t know where the sound goes. Secondly, it’s the big
screen. When you’re in there, you are watching the video screen and not paying
attention to the game. Jerry (Jones) won’t run stats or anything like that.
People are all just trying to get on camera and looking at the screen. If he
wants to distract them from the losses, then he is doing a great job.”

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